Left for work early this morning, parked on the top floor of the parking deck (7 stories up) and did some NOAA Weather Radio VHF monitoring:
162.400 MHz - WXM57 Heathsville, VA strong signal with positive ID and Hurricane Michael forecast
162.425 MHz - several stations at once with squelch opened, heard discussion of flash flooding, possible WWH26
162.450 MHz - WWG33 actually coming in over KZZ28 for a few moments, heard mention of Halifax County, NC
162.475 MHz - local station WXK65
162.500 MHz - WNG586 Henderson, NC with clear ID SIO 444 signal at peaks
162.525 MHz - WNG537 Windsor, NC with Hurricane Michael forecast and flash flood watch w/positive ID heard SIO 333
162.550 MHz - heard "tidal Potomac River" (likely KHB36) mixing in with more hurricane stuff (likely KHB37)
Also noted very strong paging signals on 152.630 (distant - dozens of sites on the Blue Ridge and points west), 152.690 (local) and a weaker paging signal on 152.690 (S5 signal strength while the local pager wasn't blasting away). Distant paging signal from 152.120 also coming in SIO 555. While there are several local licenses for 152.630 MHz and 152.690 MHz, searching the FCC DB brings back no active licenses on 152.120 in Virginia. There's four licenses for 152.120 in North Carolina, presuming the paging signal I heard there was coming from points south...
STARS P25 digital from Fork Mountain, VA on 152.7125 was coming in at S7 consistently. Chesapeake STARS P25 CC signal on 152.1575 also coming in at nearly full scale. Virginia Beach site (152.5175 MHz) wavering between S5 and S7.
Equipment used:
TYT TH-9000D VHF 136-174 MHz mobile transceiver (Chinese clone of the Alinco DR-135 series)
1/4 wave VHF whip (NMO mount trunklip mount) with Chevrolet sedan ground plane